National Museum of Serbia, Belgrade

National Museum of Serbia exemplifies that museums are not just anymore a cabinet where the protection of heritage takes place. Rather they are the proud places that offering you the best recreational time or else a heavenly spot for true judges of art. Established in 1844 on the Republic Square, the museum has observed major changes, and is indeed a superb public display to astound you with its drastic collection of over 400,000 objects. These primarily encompass foreign masterpieces belonging to Renoir, Degas and Canaletto. Besides, some locally produced art pieces by Serbian artists like Petrovic can also be amongst your hot likes. However, such artistic features have always been the main reasons in enhancing the tourism of the country. Even if the museum is under renovation today and is kept closed for tourist eyes, but still it has several appreciating features. For example its exterior that presents the glass dome presented as the roof of the museum, allowing only the restricted amount of sunlight to face the museum. There is no doubt in it that this innovative storehouse of Belgrade is very rich and is an exceptional platform to stumble upon the Yugoslav Art Collection that has over 6,000 items and paintings from 20th century. Moreover, the rare pieces from Picasso, Renoir, Degas, etc. as well as the Slomovic Collection and the Numismatic Collection are very there to arouse your anxiety. So, once it is open be an opportunist and and come here to discover the hidden artist in you.